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Proto-Baltic: *leĩk-n-a- adj., *lik-ut-a- adj.
Meaning: badly grown
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: liekna- `schlankgewachsen, ebnenmässig (von Wuchs), wohlgestaltet'; ? liẽka- 'unpaar'
Lettish: *lìekns (lìekns2, liêkns2) 'niedrig'; ? lìeks 'ein-, angelegt, falsch; zurückgelegt, reserviert
Old Prussian: licuts 'klein'
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *(o)leik-, -g-
Meaning: small, rather bad
Armenian: aɫkhat `arm, dürftig, wenig, knapp'
Old Greek: olígo- `klein, gering; wenig'
Baltic: *leĩk-n-a- adj., *lik-ut-a- adj.
Celtic: OIr līach `elend, unglücklich'
Russ. meaning: маленький, плохонький
References: WP II 398
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